Baptist State Convention.
Special Cor. Eyksibq Visitor.
Bhklbt, N. C, Nov. 15.
The body wu called to order by the
Vice President W. H. Graham, who
by-theway is an excellent parlimen
tartan.
The report oo publications recom
mended the Biblical Recorder and all
our southern papers. Dr Bailey was
called upon for a speech and in his
usual felicitous way addressed the
convention.
Eev. J. T. Tichenor, D.D., of Geor
gia, Corresponding Secretaiy of the
Home Mission Board made a speech
of great power. He devoted a large
part of the address to the work in
Cuba, the Imprisonment of Diaz and
his impending trial. He mentioned
how Diaz had said " I was never so
happy in my life as when I was in
prison suffering for my Lord. I never
seemed so near to Him and He to me,
Bretberen, said Dr. Tichenor, when I
go to Cuba and get among our con
verts there I eeeni to be getting back
to primitive Christianity. All the
work of our Home Missions is dear to
me. I am like the man who when the
Indians were ready to attack his
household first thought to save his
dearest child and escape with him ;
but when the trial came which one
he could not say, so resolved to stand
by them all and die if need be in the
struggle. Think of what this south
land is destined to be. The world's
market, and thousands of persons
will come and settle with us and we
must meet them with christian ideas.
Dr. Carter said, " the subject of
Home Missions is on 3 of the most im
portant that can be brought before
us whether we consider it as patriots
or as christians. Birmingham has
grown to a great city in a few
years but in the western part of this
State we shall have another Birming
ham. Do you, want to be great, be
identified with a great cause.'
The report on Sunday Schools re
o ommends that a Sunday School con
ve ntion be held with the First Bap
tist church at Raleigh, March 5th.
Saturday night was devoted to the
Female University. After the read
ing of the report of the Trustees
speeches were made by Drs. Carter,
Hufham and Skinner. Dr. Carter
aid : " I plead for justice for woman.
I do not say they are angels and per
fectly beautiful, but I say give them
justice. They do not' have it now in
wages for the same kind of work as
done by the men. Thejr do not have
it in education. Female schools should
be endowed. We have put our hands
to a great work, and it means strug
gle and sacrifice."
Dr. Hufham said, I am glad I have
lived to Bee this great work begin.
We must succeed in it. We have
succeeded in the past. There are no
graves of buried hopes and abortive
efforts in the past. Dr. Skinner
pleaded for a practical education to
be given our daughters.
The pulpits of the town were all oc
cupied on Sunday by delegates to the
convention, the pastors from Ral
eigh preaching in the Baptist church
to large congregations. At the close
of the preaching service at night the
farewell exercises of the convention
took place. The scene will never be
forgotten byithose who were present
Drs. Ovsrby, Sanderlin, Hufham, and
the presiding officer made brief re
marks, but what they said reached
every heart and brought tears to the
eyes of many. The people of Shelby
cannot be excelled for hospitality,
and the convention was entertained
with thoughtfulness and a largd
hearted liberality. It was de 'lard
to be the best convention by some of
the oldest men in it; not a ripple of
discord, but brotherly love prevailed
in every session. Many eyes already
turn to Raleigh, where the next con
vention is to be held. J. J. H.
'Laases and Granulated Sugar
Ban Together.
Tarboro Southerner.
A gentleman from the country met
a negro who is a strong Republican
and asked him what he thought of
the great sweep last Tuesday for
Democracy all over the country.
'Well, boss," said he, 'de 'lasses and
granerlated sugar is run together tor
one time,'
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I lo L
Having moved my headquarters from
Winston, N. C, to Raleigh, all those
suffering from
FEMALE DISEASES
of any kind will find great relief and
permanent cure for the worst cases by
Dr. McGrill's
famous discovery. ORANGE BLOS
SOMS. Do not delay but come, as
understand thoroughly the diseases
of our sex. Those having already the
treatment will please send in their
names and residence at once as it will
be greatly to their benefit.
ufflce hours fron. 9 o'clock to 12 a m
1 4 o'clock to 9 p. m.
Mrs.T.P. BISHOP,
11 West South Street
Raleigh. N. C, Nov. 17, 1890. lm
Notice of Sale.
HOUSE1AXD LOT IN ODER
LIN VILLAGE.
By virtue ot the terms of a certain
mortgage deed made by John Jongs
and wife April 27, 1887, and recorded
in book 95, page 42, in the office o
Register of Deeds for Wake county, I
will offer for sale the premises d&
scribed in said mortgage at the court
house door in Kileign on Monday,
December 15th, 1890, at 12 o'clock in
This piece of property is in Obeilin
village, on the old Hiueboro road
The lot contains about acre and has
a 4 room house on it in fair condition
CHAS. McKIMMON,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
J. M. Bronghton, Agent. nol5 tds
NEW GOODS.
Fresh Goods arriving every day at
ED. Y. DENTON'S
No. 13 Exchange Place.
150,000 Paper Bags, all sizes.
One car load of Straw and Gray Paper,
50,000 Butter and Lard Trays.
1 0 Barrels Paper and Cotton Twine,
at lowest factory prices.
Fancy Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables. '
Bakers' Goods
of all descriptions.
The most popular brands of Tobac
co and Cigars.
All orders filled promptly.
ED. V. DENTON.
ZEPIZDsTII!
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
Wines, Liquors, Brandies
AND BEER
For Medicinal Purposes, at
ED. V. DENTON'S
First-Class Saloon,
NO. 9 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Next door east of Berwanger's.
We have on hand the following well
Known Dranas :
WINES.
Mu in iii'b Extra Dry, Imperial Extra
Dry, Sherry, Scuppernong, Black
berry, Port and Claret Wines, &c.
LIQUORS.
The celebrated Old Rock Bridge,
Old Windsor, G. F. Wysor's, Jacob
Grover's. Pheiffer and Monongahela
Rve Whiskeys, all guaranteed pure.
Pure Old N. C. Corn Whiskey, Nash
Brandy.
EXPORT BEERS.
Schlitz, Budweiser, Anhauser Bush,
Pale Lager and also Beer on Draught.
Orders f or med ici nal purposes prompt
ly filled.
Remember the place, No. 9 Ex
change Place (old Gill stand).
nol3 lm ED. V. DENTON.
J. S.W ynne&Co.,
Fire Insurance
AND
STOCK BROKERS
Bonds and stocks bought or sold.
Man
Charges reasonable.,
no7tf
JUST RECEIVED!
-AT-
G. A. Perkinson's
No 13 EAST HARGE1T ST.
RICH CREAM CHEEStS,
FRESH MINCE MEATS.
BEST GRADES OF FLOUR
SUCH AS
Dew Drop and Floating Pearl
Beside a general stock of
TTEAVY& 17ANCY ROCERIES
INCLUDING
Canned Goods, Haius,
Breakfast Strips, Shoulders
Bologna Sausage, Molasses,
Nice Pigs Feet, Sugars,
Elegant Pickles in barrels.&c
Call and see us. Free delivery.
no8 tf C A PERKINSON
If yon Want a good Chew ask for
STOLEN KISSES,
HANES' FROG,
ADA BRYAN, or
GRAVELEY'S BEST.
Can be found at
J. It. TERRELL'S.
For a good smoke call on
LA ESCAPCION,-
OR
JOSTECO.
At J. R. TERRELL'S.
When you need nice groceries of all
kinds go to J. R. TERRELL'S; he has
full stockt on hand at all times,
Goods delivered at your door at all
hours. Prices as low as any first class
house in the city. Don't forget the
place. J. R. TERRELL,
No. 203, Fayetteyille St.
Sept 24 tf.
Notice, Tax Payers.
Please come forward to sheriff's of
nee and pay your taxes immediately
The time has expired in which the
law gives to pay without being liable
to a levy or attachment, Pay now
ana save tnis trouble and cost.
J ROWAN ROGERS.
nolO 4t Sheriff.
J. B. FEERALL & CO
FRESH AND RELIABLE
Groceries:
332 Fayetteville Street.
Evaporated California Apricots.
reacnes, r runes, Kaspnernes. etc,
JN U Dried Apples and Peaches.
ixew lorK Medium .Beans, .
California Dried Lima Beans.
Imported Parmes'an Cheese, grated
tor Macaroai,
Edam and Pine Apple Cheese,.
Tarbell Cheese,
Hazard's Strawberry Tomato
Ketchup, besi in the world.
Smoked Salmon,
Yarmouth Bloaters.
Boneless Cream Codfish and
Fine
Mackerel.
JS ew Catch N C Roe and Cut
Herrings.
It is universally conceded by
EVERY HOUSEKEEPER
Who has used bread from
Strcnacli's Bakery
that it is the sweetest, whitest, nic
est bread they ever ate.
BETTER BREAD.
On and after today, Oct. 28th, we
shall use Minnesota Fancy Patent
Flour and our bread will be better
than ever.
November 1st
We shall open the store in front of
the bakery and our customers who
wish can be supplied from the
bakery.
To tlie Toadies
We extend a special invitation to
call and see the bakery from and af
ter Nov. 1st.
STIIONACH'S BAKERY,
East Hargett Street, between Wil
mington and Blount.
Anything and everything in bread
ies and Cakes. ' - oc4
Children Cry foitchesXastoria.
X. W-
i 1 1 7 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C.
Clocks, Jewelry and Silyerware.
a specify i AMERICAN WAT3HES xsl
Spectacles and J FOR RAILROAD TIMERS. (No. 85 Movement!
Repairing Solicited and Neatly Done.
Rainbow Pebble Spectacles
VaEuiiaMe IwfoFimatiioini
, FOR THE
(Cfrnzei&s of Maflengln 1 1
Ten Important Facts:
J THE BEST Soda Fountain Drinks are to be had at J Hal Bobbitt's.
2 A CHOICE line of Domestic and Imported Cigars at J Hal Bobbitt's.
g FINE ChewiDg Tobaccos and Chewing Gum at J Hal Bobbitt's.
4 AN elegant display of Toilet and Fancy Goods, at a bargain, at J Hal
U Bobbitt's.
5 A FRESH and well assorted stock of Family Medicines kept at J Hal
Bobbitt's.
fi FINE Chemicals Instruments and Medical Appliances can be sup-
U. plied by J Hal Bobbitt. "
7 THE most delicate and fragrant Perfumes eer biought to Raleigh
among which are Wright's, Palmer's, Ricksecker's, Nace's, Colgate's.
final ClmhiA T?l.-o l,hiu U 4.1 1 ' i. A. '. , 6. , '
"""-J ""-""i iiunno nm;u uuuiv l lit) premium ah I LIB 1 ariS EiXDO-
sition) and many others are obtainable at J Hal Bobbitt's.
8 IF YOU want your Prescriptions filled with care and dispatch, entrust
them with J Hal Bobbitt.
9 THE trade of every person in Raleigh is solicited by J Hal Bobbitt.
mAND LAST, but not least, you will find that you can save monev bv
trading with
B. Mai IBofoJbiM,
Druggist and Pharmacist, .
235 Fayetteville St.
FACTS mD FS CURES
WILL ALWAYS SHOW UP.
Everybody Knows 1 hat we are
DILflTIHIIIM&
I ha the it a t e .
We are thankful to a generous public for their liberal Datronace. as w
are selling more garments than all the ciothing houses in Raleigh com
bined. The reason is simple and plain : Because we are always on the look
out for bargains and if we can catch them, we have the mpney ready to get
them. Last two weeks sales were trlmendous, but we are filling up, and are
able to offer for next week, in all our departments, the entire stock at LOW
fxt.iiiiS never ootainea Heretofore.
All Woolen Men's Suits, worth $15.0a at $8.50.
" high grade, worth $20.00, at $11.0. . ' :
" " Youths' Suits, worth $12.50, at $6.20.
" " Boys' School Suits from $1.50 up. t
Pants, worth $4.00, at $2.20. ; .
" " Overcoats from $5.00 up. - :
Hats from 35 cents up to $7.60. Negligee Shirts from 25 cents un. Sus
penders 5,0; 0 pair displayed msid
o0 cents. Ring Scarfs, latest out, 25
THIS WEEK WILL BE A
DAVID ROSENTHAL,
Andrews Building,
BLAKE,
Ralebh H; C
Cany ing the Largest Stock of
We will mention
the store your choice 15 cents, worth
and 50 cents each.
STUNNER FOR BA ItGALWS. ' '
N.- C. LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE;,
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